allegations further our white house correspondent kimberly hellcat has more from washington. it s an explosive report based on allegations by investigators if true the claims against u.s. president dol traub are the most direct proof that he broke the law and could potentially end his presidency the damning report by two u.s. journalists says trump allegedly directed his longtime attorney michael cohen to lie in testimony before congress according to the report trump wanted cohen to tell congress that negotiations over a trump tower project to moscow during the twenty sixteen presidential campaign happened months earlier than they actually did look that s absolutely ridiculous i think that the president s outside counsel addressed this best and said in a statement earlier today this categorically false the report also says trump directed cohen to set up a meeting with russian president vladimir putin to discuss the project a claim he s repeatedly denied there is absolutely no
actually on action, actually, on ultimate doppler radar, line every showers used to be thunderstorms moving through delaware county and headed toward philadelphia, montgomery county, getting some rain, had some heavy rain this morning, in chester county, and parts of new castle county, delaware, but that rain is decreasing in intensity as it moves into new jersey, so, that one area of thunderstorms just signifies what could pop up later on this afternoon with a build up of heat and humidity, already 76 degrees, it is 94% relative humidity, out there, 5-mile per hour winds out of the south-southwest, sunrise official at 5:45. we have 73 degrees in pottstown, it is even 70 in mount pocono, that s how humid it is. seventy-six atlantic city, 77 wildwood, excessive heat warning is today, and tomorrow, for heat index of around 100 in the surrounding areas, in the city and the immediate surrounding counties, have trim digit heat index today with a actual high of 95 degrees, and yes,
shirts is brewing controversy right now. a closer look of the silver liner five. the answer action that could come today, as septa explains exactly what forces those cars off the tracks. and other than that, it will be interesting, i want to see what it looks like under those septa cars, we ll have to do that live hopefully. also national hotdog day. yes. where go for your favorite weeny in the area, in the delaware valley. right here at the desk. i want to be your favorite weeny. use the #fox29goodday, if you way in about the best hotdog. i used to go over to this place at 17th and sansom called underdog, a basement restaurant, it closed. nice greasy want err i bin from the guy out here on the truck. you know what i like to do at the food cart out there, i like to take the whole silver bucket and drink the hotdog water. yes, they change the water every day. a lot of cooking goes on in that water. delicious. i can t imagine. and then go to the hotel
this is al jazeera america. a violent storm system is pushing i can t say the south. tornados hitting alabama, louisiana and mississippi, as many as 34 million people could be impacted by severe weather. we have more. dismoo the strongest storm hit oklahoma. thousands had their power knocked out. trees uprooted. others were reported in parts of mississippi and alabama. heavy rain caused flooding and prompted evacuations. further fourth, a dozen homes were damaged. we were messing with my car. all of a sudden my wife called and said you need to come in. i doesn t here the sirens. when we came out. it was flying off the top of the shop. crews rescued a 16-year-old. in alabama two swifters hit no one in the state was hurt. the risk of severe weather conditions. nicole mitchell has more. we had reports of well over 100, all the way to the great lakes. that was a different problem, high wind in addition to the reports from yesterday of the the problem today we have concern
words. we will have the latest skirmish for you. cheryl: investor carl icahn wins the bidding war. buoy stocks this morning. jo: or the next season for that matter. details on that coming up next. welcome to fbn:am from your first look at today s markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect a day ahead. cheryl: we ve got breaking news this morning. wild weather greeting where winter flooding across missouri and illinois. record high water levels projected mississippi river town. the flooding shutting down parts of two interstate threatening hundreds of homes and forcing evacuations. a state of emergency has been declared in missouri. i can confirm 13 deaths since the beginning of this. we ve got three more driving over here. those go all across the state. true into the flooding being blamed for 18 death in missouri and illinois and an emergency has been declared in st. louis over volunteers turned out the sandbags. to the northeast taken its first dedicated the se